US rapper Kanye West has joined a growing list of international celebrities speaking out in support of large protests against police brutality in Nigeria.

What is a world made and unmade by anti-blackness? This question feels even more apt as I reflect on recent events these past months. Over the summer, I had spent my time organizing with friends in our community, standing in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter protests in the United States that

The menace of the Nigerian police SARS goes beyond the protest of the past two days. As gruesome as they have been, the #EndSARS protest

Thousands marched in Abuja, Lagos and smaller cities across Nigeria, calling for the disbanding of the police's Special Anti-Robbery Squad, known by the acronym SARS.

We are just mobilising with #EndSWAT and #ENDSARS Time when we will come for -bad governance -bad road -bad education system -lack of jobs -hike in food stuff -poor electricity is coming ..you guys messed with the wrong generation✊🏾✊🏾

The campaign against police brutality has encouraged young Nigerians to take on the older generation.

“"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” ~MLK #EndSars #PrayingForNigeria 🇳🇬 📸@ArtbyOye”